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[Front] An illustrated postcard showing the sunset from English Bay in Vancouver B.C. [Back] A blank postcard.

[Front] An illustrated postcard showing the city hall in Vancouver, B.C. [Back] A blank postcard with pencil numbers in the upper left corner and a hold note.

[Front] An illustrated postcard showing the Harding Memorial in Stanley Park, Vancouver, B.C. [Back] A blank postcard.

[Front] An illustrated postcard depicting Butchart’s Japanese Gardens in Victoria, B.C. [Back] A postcard back written on in blue ink, postmarked Victoria, B.C. 1930-08-09, one 2-cent Canadian Stamp.

[Front] An illustrated postcard depicting the Cenotaph and Dominion Building in Vancouver, B.C.; [Back] A blank postcard.

[Front] An illustrated postcard showing a village in on Grouse Mountain in Vancouver, B.C. at an elevation of 3000 feet. [Back] A blank postcard with pencil numbers in the upper left corner.

[Front] An illustrated postcard showing Granville Street in Vancouver, B.C.; [Back] A blank postcard.

[Front] An illustrated postcard depicting a road in Stanley Park, Vancouver, B.C. [Back] A blank postcard.

[Front] An illustrated postcard showing Butchart’s Sunken Gardens in Victoria, B.C. Canada.; [Back] A blank postcard.

[Front] An illustrated postcard showing the B.C. coastline from Whyecliff B.C. [Back] A postcard written with pencil, black and red ink, with a brown Canada Postage three cent stamp and two black postmarks; one from August 11, 1922 and the other…

[Front] An illustrated postcard depicting the Court House in Vancouver, B.C.; [Back] A postcard written on one side in pencil, not postmarked.

[Front] An illustrated postcard depicting a sunset at English Bay in Vancouver, B.C. [Back] A postcard written on with pencil.

[Front] An illustrated postcard depicting a bridge in Stanley Park, Vancouver, B.C. [Back] A postcard written on with blue ink.

[Front] An illustrated postcard showing the Kitsilano Boys' Band and conductor Arthur W. Delamont outside of the Vancouver Art Gallery, B.C. [Back] A blank postcard.

[Front] An illustrated postcard showing the Spiral Tunnel in the Canadian Rockies, near Field, B.C. [Back] A blank postcard with a paragraph describing the Spiral Tunnel depicted on the front of the card.

[Front] An illustrated postcard of Salmon moving upstream in Capilano Canyon, Vancouver, B.C.; [Back] A blank postcard.

[Front] An illustrated postcard depicting Main Street and Cascade Mountain in the Canadian Rockies; [Back] A blank postcard.

[Front] An illustrated postcard showing indian carvings at the Capilano Suspension Bridge in Vancouver, B.C. [Back] A blank postcard with pencil numbers in the upper left corner and a name in blue ink near the upper right corner.

[Front] An illustrated postcard showing three Indian carvings at the Capilano Suspension Bridge Park in Vancouver, B.C. [Back] A blank postcard with pencil numbers in the upper left corner.

[Front] An illustrated postcard depicting the Lions Gate Bridge in Vancouver, B.C. [Back] A postcard written with pencil, with a red Canada Postage two cent stamp and one black postmark along with pencil numbers in the upper left corner from…

[Front] An illustrated postcard showing five Indan carvings at the Capilano Suspension Bridge Park in Vancouver, B.C. [Back] A blank postcard with pencil numbers in the upper left corner.

[Front] An illustrated postcard depicting the Capilano River and the Lions' peaks in Vancouver, B.C. [Back] A postcard written on with black ink, with a red Canada Postage two cent stamp and two black postmarks; one from Vancouver, and the…

[Front] An illustrated postcard depicting a motor road in Stanley Park, Vancouver, B.C, ca. 1916. [Back] A blank postcard.

[Front] An illustrated postcard showing a superintendent's residence at Stanley Park in Vancouver B.C. [Back] A blank postcard with pencil numbers in the upper left corner.

[Front] An illustrated postcard depicting two individuals in a sailboat out in the water during the sunset at English Bay in Vancouver, B.C. [Back] A blank postcard with a pencil number in the upper left corner.